American philosopher who has critically analyzed the extended mind hypothesis — arguing that Clark and Chalmers's parity principle is insufficient to establish that external processes are genuinely cognitive.
The Cognition-Content Connection: defends the mark of the cognitive — genuinely cognitive processes involve non-derived mental content, distinguishing them from external processes merely causally coupled to cognition.
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